stoinz
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I think there is a difference between cancelling one side of the argument (hope of promoting a bias narrative) and deleting hate speeches that might result in discrimination or worst violent actions.
In most cases it is clear Twitter staff was doing the latter. There is a difference at least to me between a logical argument on why abortion should be regulated and some crazy telling everyone God disapproves of abortion while condemning everyone to eternal hell for disagreeing (without any evidence).
There is a also a difference when someone argues against vaccination because of legitimate doubts or concerns about how the vaccine was being tested versus someone saying vaccines are 100% bad for you because of what they suspect or heard without any evidences.
I think echochamber is bad for everyone and it may be uncomfortable. We can all see a need for a healthy exchange of view points rooted in facts and reality. But these days there are more and more of those crazies showing up where there is absolutely no chance of any debate. How do you argue against Mr 'Trust' Me, and Mr Faith in God?
Whenever I read up on Twitter news these days, I'm reminded of the quote from Nietzsche. When you stare into the abyss for long, it stares back at you.
In most cases it is clear Twitter staff was doing the latter. There is a difference at least to me between a logical argument on why abortion should be regulated and some crazy telling everyone God disapproves of abortion while condemning everyone to eternal hell for disagreeing (without any evidence).
There is a also a difference when someone argues against vaccination because of legitimate doubts or concerns about how the vaccine was being tested versus someone saying vaccines are 100% bad for you because of what they suspect or heard without any evidences.
I think echochamber is bad for everyone and it may be uncomfortable. We can all see a need for a healthy exchange of view points rooted in facts and reality. But these days there are more and more of those crazies showing up where there is absolutely no chance of any debate. How do you argue against Mr 'Trust' Me, and Mr Faith in God?
Whenever I read up on Twitter news these days, I'm reminded of the quote from Nietzsche. When you stare into the abyss for long, it stares back at you.